Paul managinge-Cummins, managing director at ClearlyPR, recalls one STM media client that had been branded as being a rogue publisher, a situation made worse after an interview between the company CEO and a leading figure within the STM media backfired.
Meanwhile, M.I.A.'s last album was her first without any Diplo contributions, perhaps only concidentally after she appeared with Madonna at the Super Bowl in 2012 and got into some expensive legal trouble with the NFL over a rogue middle finger, a situation that is still a big mess.
What's equally troubling is the thought that some government, recognizing how dire the situation is, might go rogue and unilaterally implement some of these technologies without regard to the consequences of the global ecosystem.
There are other possible situations, analysts said, like a rogue military commander who went beyond his orders, or a military unit that intended a smaller attack but miscalculated.
But it isn't long before we've descended into the territory of rogue agents, Sudanese rebels, near-death hostage situations, Cambodian heroin dealers and bizarre excursions into desert negotiation.
As Derrida says here in Rogues "what is called September 11 will not have created or revealed this situation, although it will have surely media-theatricalized it" (Rogues, pp. 154-55).
That latter part involving rogue apps isn't really related to this employer abuse situation, but falls under the larger umbrella of protecting Facebook users' privacy.
Betfair claimed that the situation had arisen as a result of the customer's rogue "bot" – a malfunctioning automated bet-placement programme.
With the fiscal situation worsening up North, the current Prime Minister has gone rogue -- or rather 'prorogue.'prorogue
